temperatures, followed by unsettled weather early next week. It's been a week since vermont sold it's first -- winning powerball jackpot ticket. but THE NEWEST MULTI- MILLIONAIRE STILL HASN'T COME FORWARD. BUT AS JACK THURSTON FOUND OUT - THE TOPIC IS STILL THE TALK OF THE TOWN IN MIDDLEBURY. Everyone seems to have fantasies about how they'd spend a huge lottery payout... ((MAN AT TRUCK: 16:16: I'd be partying somewhere - I have a feeling!)) And how they'd handle family, friends, and even news reporters who have their hands outstretched. ((JACK THURSTON: 15:27: would you give me a loan if it were you? MAN AT CAR: I wish I could!)) But in Middlebury, Vermont - no one has a clue about who hit the big Powerball prize - ((JULIE MITCHELL / Convenience Store Customer: 13:22: it's a mystery - everybody wants to know!)) Last week was the first time a ticket with a perfect Powerball match was sold in Vermont - for $366-million over time, or a $208- million lump sum option. ((JULIE MITCHELL / Convenience Store Customer: 13:30: I would want to be anonymous - being in a small town? Yeah!)) ((JACK THURSTON: of course, there's no saying this winner is even a Vermonter. Route 7 runs right through Middlebury and you can see it's a pretty busy road. Especially during summer travel season, it could've just been someone passing through.)) ((ALYCIA LABOR / Convenience Store Employee: 7:23: I hope it is a local.)) Alycia Labor works at the Jolley store that sold the lucky ticket and says it's basically all anyone's talking about here- with speculation swirling whether the holder's someone from town or a tourist. ((ALYCIA LABOR / Convenience Store Employee: 7:26: either way, we are absolutely thrilled we sold the big Powerball ticket.)) ((ANDREW COLLIER / VT Liquor & Lottery Deputy Commissioner: 20:22: it's an exciting time for us.)) Andrew Collier's the deputy commissioner of the Vermont liquor and lottery department. He suspects whoever won is consulting with an attorney and financial advisor, and says the person could keep a low profile by collecting the winnings under a trust. ((ANDREW COLLIER / VT Liquor & Lottery Deputy Commissioner: 20:32: for someone in Vermont to win it, it's a huge deal.)) That's because the state poised to cash in, too, between a withholding tax and personal income taxes if the